And it is chock full of things that "we did long before and much better" too, lol. Low-placed ventilation windows, built-in storage, double ovens... All things that city slickers will called uber modern and pay extra for today.
@@PongoXBongo What dizzy woke fantasy world are you living in . When the flies from their outhouse lands on their food and they have diarrhea from all the parasites in their guts. They can’t even wash their hands properly after wiping with an old rag . You wouldn’t last 2 days in that paradise . Better yet , go there and stay a week and post the video . I call BS !
It's a traditional salwar kameez. Men wear them plain. Muslim women prefer a more plain look but Sikh and Hindu women wear a lot of embroidery and sequins and bright colors. I've always liked this look, too.
Mama Mustafa has built an entire family compound by hand...including some beautiful trees! So nice to see and hear about the traditions of his tribe. He's a fascinating man and I hope his heritage is never diminished. Thanks to you both and Mustafa for this home tour.
If I lived in a mud village and house in white clothing I would look a wreck. These people wear fine clothing and it is so clean and pressed and stylish. I find it just amazing. They have so much dignity and pride in their surroundings. they take better care of their property than my neighbor across my street, here in Canada (my other neighbors are pretty good though!). We have so much, and they have so little, but they are not stressed about retirement savings, or how they may die lonely in a retirement or long term care home. There are lessons here.
Thank you. Indeed there are lessons. People in these regions focus on being content with what they have instead of striving for more and stressing themselves out. However, that's not that case with the people in urban areas/cities. I myself am trying to adopt to this philosophy. Being a workaholic I need it the most. Ali
@@Roddy1965 Many people in this part of the world are very giving despite not having alot in comparison to us, i think the spark the West lost was that sense of community many villages have
@@MrEvldreamr Not true ! UAE /Kuwait near by ,has trillionaires and hundreds of billionaires who act like royalty and give nothing to their poor Muslim brothers . The western countries with their white guilt myth, send a lot more in gifts, foods,money than the wealthy spoiled rich Arabs . Watch program Housewives of Kuwait ,or Shahs of Hollywood , to see what narcissistic greedy freaks they are and how badly they treat their less fortunate brothers .
The fact that they even have a room for the goats during winter and saying, "they too much be taken care of", was beautiful. Caring for all gods creatures. Thank you for showing us your home. It's quite beautiful and very much filled with love. May God prosper you and fill your lives with health and happiness 🙏
6:01 "they too deserve good care" mashallah I'm so happy to hear that he acknowledge their pain too" There is not many people who will have concern or see those animals as same value as human. After all we are all Allah's creation ♥️
Actually they raise livestock with a lot of love intentionally and if they slaughter an animal for food, they embrace it tenderly so it goes with love.
@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 embrace it tenderly hahaha. Halal slaughter is the worst kind of slaughter, I bet you would like to be slaughtered that way too
@@laughlittle2881 and so is the choice of people who don't treat animals right. Anyway, as i already said I am not here to judge or say negative, and just facts.
Mama is so proud of his village and talks about it passionately 🤗🤗 I'm so happy to see this! I'm amazed to see a solar panel though😍 sending Blessing to his family and all the families in the village 🙏🙏🙏
There's no infrastructure 8 hours into the mountains so solar panels are a godsend. They have some of the most dangerous roads in the world. However, the scenery is glorious and unpolluted by cables. There are no hospitals and few schools because of political corruption.
I'm intrigued that Mama and family have modernized with solar panels to add some conveniences to the compound. He's come across on the other channel as such a traditionalist. I'm sure that well pumping is appreciated just the same as the fans. I wasn't expecting that in such a remote area, even though it makes so much sense with such a sunny climate. Shows you how unaware we can be in "the modern world". Best wishes to his family.
Does Mustafa's son have a wheelchair? I'm assuming by the video not. How about we raise money to get him a nice all-terrain wheelchair so he can move around and explore the village by himself?
@@allabouteducationpro yeah let me just ask these villagers for $200 which is 41,934 Pakistani rupees, I am sure mama Mustafa can go digging in his couch and find the money there. 🙄 (think before typing your dumbass comments)
I came here with high expectations and they were surpassed greatly! 😮 He's very hospitable and his house is huge and full of amenities. I can only imagine what he could do with more water.
Mama Mustafa belongs to the Balochi minority of Pakistan. Baloch people live in western Pakistan and southeastern Iran, their language Balochi is closely related to Persian and Kurdish. Balochis are proud and hardworking people and some of the nicest and most hospitable people you could find in the whole world. I have had the pleasure and honor of visiting both the Iranian and Pakistani regions of Balochistan and was treated extremely well, they will share with their guest everything they have. My respect to all proud Balochi and Brahui people.
What a pleasure this was . He really was talkative and happy and I enjoyed every minute . His home is quite spacious. I wouldn’t mind a basic layout like this myself !
While my husband has started 2m of flooring in Octobor last year and it´s still not finished. Everything is bought, the bricks etc, he has all the tools and yet I am jumping over a hole more than half a year to get to my home. This man here is so resourceful and hardworking, I love his home!
I would think that these rooms/houses are very cool in the summer since they are made out of the earth and the walls are very thick. Greetings from the USA!
This is interesting. Here Mama is all smiles and beaming. But in the Reactistan videos, he is pretty grumpy. I think he just straight up doesn't like the city. Hence why everything is better in his village.
He's also proud of his work, he's been able to do a lot by himself with old methods, another reason why he seems so content here. He's showing us he's not all talk, everything that he said has been true.
It is a blessing for us to be able to see mama Mustafa's home. Thank you. It's very interesting and different. I never seen those holes for chicken and many other things he showed. It looks very peaceful there. Mashallah
I loved this video. His traditions and values remind me of my own grandparents in Azad Kashmir who are the same way. I was lucky enough to see our old homes which where made of the same mud. Today we've got a concrete villa, but it's not the same charm as these older houses. In our part of the world we need to reconsider architecture of houses, consider sustainable materials that would help insulate homes from the cold and the heat, and try to re-incorpate courtyards into the design. They were the heart and soul of our homes and our communities. We're losing that now.
Mud houses are much cooler than the concrete ones. Its the reason why researchers and environmentalists are trying to make the modern mud houses in sindh. I saw a documentary about it. Even in kpk the modern houses has a touch of mud houses to them.
Yeah this sort of mud house potentially with yakhchals as well is just timeless and with modern developments in architecture environmental science and sustainability it continues to show its value. If I ever have the chance to build a home of my own it would definitely be mud foundations and self-insulating
People who have lived in open environments their whole lives close to nature literally find the cities as rat traps(small houses,vehicle noises,pollution etc) and cant adjust properly thus bringing down their natural aura.Same was the case with my grandparents cant stay in the city for more than 2 days and even then they would feel depressed lol and as soon as they were back in the village it was as if an adrenaline shot had been pumped into them
mama Mustafa reminds me of my Baba (my grandfather ) he speaks his heart and clear as he did, also active and healthy. I wish these people would not get disturbed and modernized . their culture and ways were perfect. Thanks to this channel for showing this all. love from Kashmir
@@annawells6688 distribution is a whole another aspect of the vaccine. Not all populations were given equal access to it, especially not those like Mustafas community who live in a rural, more off grid area.
@@kotaniyumiko According to the Pakistani government's website, remote villages are a priority in health initiatives. The vaccines and classes to educate the illiterate are plentiful and free to the people and in some instances, monetary incentives are available.
This is beautiful!! Phenomenal work. I have soooo many questions and would love to learn more! Mama's son watches from an open window...I too have failed legs and would positively LOVE this window/views/surroundings/sounds...And omg, the birds! So many wonderful birds! Mama Mustafa and fam, you are indeed truly blessed. Deep gratitude and love to you all! You have created a wonderfully detailed work and valuable insights into humanity and life itself.
@@Loaf417 oh yes. Now I remember. To turn to sod when u die. Gosh, haven't heard of the word in years. It's in one of the famous English poems as well.
I've really enjoyed a lot of these videos for a while now. I've been waiting to see where some of these folks come from to see the villages where they live. I was in Afghanistan as a Marine and spent a good amount of time in many rural villages trying my best to interact and enjoy the unique experience of seeing a more pure and traditional world. It was always an amazing experience as the villagers were eager to see me fumble through simple things they would do and try their food they would always share. I was a dog handler and it was perplexing to them that I had this dog that was treated like another member of the unit attached to me. The kids all seemed to enjoy it once they got over the initial concern of the dog being aggressive (he wasn't and just wanted to play). They would throw the kong and laugh every time when he dove for it. Thanks to the interpreters we had, I was able to learn a lot and understand what the locals thought of the experiences. More than anything, I was ALWAYS wishing I could share so many things that we took for granted in the states and see their reactions. Toys for the kids, foods, some basic devices, etc. These channels are exactly that and I have really enjoyed seeing the reactions! The world needs more culture sharing and perspective as we have really lost sense of what it means to understand each other and expand our thinking.
You have lifted my heart with your description of villagers in Afghanistan. From hearing the certain other veterans' contempt for the rural peoples, I feared that we may have left only bad memories of Americans. Thank you.
@@letshavepie There is plenty of contempt on both sides. Over many years there have of course been good and bad experiences, good and bad interpretations of people and events, and general ignorance and/or misinformation. That's why channels like this are great. People are shocked at how many "good" Americans are out there that love other cultures and people because they only see the sensationalized side of issues and people in the states-- just like we are hand fed specific view points about other countries/regions here. I think people are really burned out on the polarization that has swept across the world and are seeking neutral sources of content like what we can find on TH-cam all over. Individual content creators that are now the world's reporters simply by going places and interacting with people. If we keep this up, hopefully we can break our terrible addiction to polarized and biased content that only feed our own viewpoints and allow no room for learning or perspective.
@@acessmith9982 There's a lot of really great people in the military! Some of the most caring and down to earth people I know are fellow military members that would do anything for another person they don't even know. Many of us have become better individuals, citizens, and human beings because of our experiences, and the privilege of experiencing things that that we would not have otherwise had if we never served. My experience as described in my original post, and even the terrible things I've seen, have absolutely changed me for the better and has made me much more open to all sorts of things while giving perspective.
This is absolutely amazing! In Baloch/Brahui tradition, we don't let strangers come near our homes, for him to open up his house for millions of people on the internet is fascinating.
@@ikawba00 couldn’t agree more. Technology although can be great for medicine etc.. but in the hands of people not using them for work has caused more problems then good
Oh my goodness. Mustafa's pride in his home, village and traditions now had much more context. His home is stunning and is all the fruits of his labour and all for his family. Everything about his tradition is about his culture, community, family and heritage. How stylish qnd youthful he appears in his own setting. No wonder he is sooo dubious about these processed foods and sweet treats just look how fit he has kept himself. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you so much to the channel makers nbut also to Mustafa for opening his home to us.
Mama has much knowledge and is well adjusted to his way of living! He preserves many traditional ways and is very honorable. I enjoyed seeing his home and how he and his family live. Thank you for sharing this video. I hope Mama is well and prospers, i ejoy seeing him on the other channels also. +1
Oh, Mustafa looks great, and his house/property is grand! I would love to learn how to build mud houses, so grand! I would want more trees for shade, do they ever plant them inside the wall? I would also like to see his fields. I am so impressed! Thank you for sharing!
Wonderful home and such a warm and generous person. I would have loved to see the crops/garden. Mama is evolving while maintaining and preserving his culture and traditions. Not an easy road to walk, but he takes it all in stride with ease and dignity. Great man, that Mama Mustafa.
The children growing up in Mama Mustafa’s house are blessed! What a beautiful home and village! I hope you can keep your traditions and happy life for a long time!
Mustafa's house: guest house, his son's house, his other son's house,his youngest son's house, winter house, cattle house. Me: My room is all in one. EDIT: Chicken house 😆
Mama Mustafa is love. Staying true to his tradition and being proud of himself and the things related to him. He has not an easy life but he is thankful to Allah for what he has and is proud of it. And he has a big heart for guests and love for his family. MashaAllah. Mama Mustafa surely is a role model for many of us who have probably every thing in our life but still complain and feel ashamed talking about it. We just want more and more and don't bother to stop for a second and be thankful to Allah for all His blessings
Thank you for sharing this amazing video of Mustafa house, i really like that is made out of mud, the color is beautiful and also mud will keep.houses cool in the summer time, is so pretty there , Mustafa got himself a big house, his house is bigger than mine, i would love to come over and see the mountains, they are so majestic and such a great scenery in the morning to wake up and see this amazing mountain,Blessings to Mustafa and his beautiful family❤❤🙏
This is amazing! They really have no stress…in turn, no stressful conditions, anxiety that the modern world gives us…simple diet & loved him talking about the water containers that need filters! Lamb skin doesn’t need filters…purified the water as the ones outside in the shade were…water from wells is cleaner anyways! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
I would say that Mustafa is a very wealthy man. Not in the sense that others in the West are wealthy but in that he has built a spacious loving home for family and friends. They love him and he loves them. I wonder about the brick homes and how they are constructed. If they are not fired brick, then they must not have much if any rain in the area. Not much in the way of electric and no running water. Years ago I joined a small company that had big growth plans and they delivered on those plan. The company was publicly owned but started by one of the greatest individuals I have ever known (RIP). He was a religious person who supported the church and used the money he made to grow the church and serve human kind. He expected nothing for himself but did expect others to work hard and provide good management. He started an Asian import company for the church and it grew to become one of the most successful businesses of its kind. I say that because he would have enjoyed knowing and working with Mustafa. What is needed here is water and energy and there is way to develop those resources. Village by village. When you have a beautiful brick home like Mustafa, there is way to condition the air and make it more pleasant to live. No electricity needed. Developed nearly six thousand years ago in Iran. If there is ground water you can get that too. Surely there is a way to make life more comfortable for these folks without imposing our culture on their culture. Water, energy and good management.
I loved seeing all of the beautiful beds and bedding. I have made quilts for my family and used a machine. I can't imagine making the cloth myself. I love your home and the way that your family supports each other. You all are truly blessed.
Mama lives like a king with all the land, visitors, stories, food, and hard work. You see how happy and proud he is and I realize that, although Id be miserable if we switched places without the modern conveniences and technology Im acustomed to, it would definately be the same for him to be in my shoes.
Love to mama. Lovely man, lovely village. Wow wow wow, that house is huge, loved the swing really I'm just gob smacked, you really have everything you need or want how blessed.
Thank You so much for showing your amazing house and property to us.I really enjoyed watching and now understand why you love it so much.It seems so peaceful and I love hearing the birds.Thanks again Mama Mustafa and Peace and Love to All !!!
In 1979 myself and many friends went to Baluchistan. I was 21 and this was such an amazing experience. I found the Baluchi people to be so kind, generous and respectful they filled my heart. I have never had the opportunity to visit again. It is so lovely to see your village and home in your videos. It brings back so many dear and precious memories. Thank you
It's amazing and ironic how we've gone from feeding Cheetos to tribal people in Pakistan who have been less influenced by Western hegemony to get their feedback to a shift more and more toward learning THEIR culture and how much more fascinating and beautiful it is. If Reactistan's legacy is ultimately preserving for history the traditions and ways of the Brahui people and unvarnished portraits of family life in Balochistan, then I'm so here for it. Thanks for the tour of your home, Mama.
Thank you for showing us around your beautiful home. I was absolutely absorbed and fascinated. I like architecture and I found the description of the buildings and the way the doors, which are very nice looking, are inset very interesting. The fabrics in the rooms are gorgeous. And what child doesn't love a swing?! 😀
I loved virtually touring Mustafa’s big family home. So adorable to see that even his goats & chickens have rooms. Do they give them names?Made me smile. Thank you for sharing this with us. Will you be returning to visit again? I’d love to have an opportunity to exchange questions & experiences with people in places you visit. Things like how far are they from the nearest store and what games or activities do the children enjoy. Mustafa’s son didn’t get interviewed. His experience ads a unique layer per considerations. I’d love to hear about things they celebrate & daily life. Would be cool to have a dialogue where they can ask questions for your subscribers to answer. I hope you do more of these.
beautiful place!! I love it!! Never let your traditional ways go!! keep teaching it to all who will listen and learn as many other traditions are lost to the sands of time! thank you for sharing your awesome home with us!! Many blessings to you and your whole family!!
Ahhh! Romanticizing poverty . A lot love it from afar but few really want it . When the flies from that outhouse land on your Roti and rice and you wake up a few hours later crapping blood and watching all the little white worms in your poop ,,,,,paradise !
This is fascinating, thank you so much for these videos! It's nice to know Mustafa at home. The family does lead a simple life, but it's good for them and the scenery is stunning!
10:41 omg this lifestyle sounds so wholesome! 🥺 “people keep coming and going” and “people visit us out of love” I’m cry 🥹🥹🥹 I want to live a life like that
Even the villages has Solar panels which is amazing and friendly to the environment. Singapore gov shld adopt this and put up on our housing boards. We are "summer" country that's mostly sunny all year round
Assalam alaikom brothers plz set up an account for Mama Mustafa so he can go to hajj, I’m sure many people would love to donate! Also would be a good idea to make a well on his property so he and his family could have plenty of drinking water.
Oh O simply love this place The house is so airy spacious Wish to have such a house and decorate it with all the traditional stuff of that place There Mustafa goes again about the modern furniture in his sons room 😂 It’s not his tradition hahah
The gracious hospitality is exemplary. They do not have much yet they are eager to give, to host and to serve. They have the wisdom that we lack in modern society, which tells them that a spirit of giving enriches society as a whole and in turn brings more to them in different ways. Its not about what you can get but rather how much you can give that is where true wealth and contentment lies. It is a point of pride and pleasure to host people and to take their presence as a sign of love rather than a burden. They really do have things figured out more than we do
Thank you so much for showing us your lovely home Mama Mustafa. The mud structure reminds me somewhat of a smaller, but taller mud brick building I stayed in as a child when my family visited family friends in rural Sindh. It was also built like this, several mud brick rooms around a sentral courtyard, but the outer mud walls were much much higher. In summer when I was visiting those rooms were so wonderfully cool, even in the sweltering heat outside.
I'm absolutely loving seeing Mustafa's village. It's 1000% living up to the hype.
It's a shame he didn't specify that "This is where we cook things over coals"
And it is chock full of things that "we did long before and much better" too, lol. Low-placed ventilation windows, built-in storage, double ovens... All things that city slickers will called uber modern and pay extra for today.
@@PongoXBongo What dizzy woke fantasy world are you living in . When the flies from their outhouse lands on their food and they have diarrhea from all the parasites in their guts. They can’t even wash their hands properly after wiping with an old rag . You wouldn’t last 2 days in that paradise . Better yet , go there and stay a week and post the video . I call BS !
“VILLAGE”?! I thought that was his HOME!
@@debbieflaherty1975 yeah this part is just his home lol, not the entire village
Can we talk about how stylish Mustafa is? The entire look is a vibe. I love everything about it.
It's a traditional salwar kameez. Men wear them plain. Muslim women prefer a more plain look but Sikh and Hindu women wear a lot of embroidery and sequins and bright colors. I've always liked this look, too.
Yes he is stylish
He reminds me of Amitabh Bachchan
I love the look of all the interiors and even the courtyards.
@@behuman3801 omg i was just coming here to say this exact comment. Hes reminding me of like an Amitabh Bachan character
he has a true calling in design and his creation is beautiful
Mama Mustafa has built an entire family compound by hand...including some beautiful trees! So nice to see and hear about the traditions of his tribe. He's a fascinating man and I hope his heritage is never diminished. Thanks to you both and Mustafa for this home tour.
Dag! Those two poor tortured trees are beautiful?? I can't imagine how that compound must smell, especially that dreadful latrine.
@@annawells6688 what a disgusting human you are. So intolerant of other people's situations and way of life. I feel sorry for you.
@@annawells6688 you don't get it do ya.
@@annawells6688 yall don't even wash your legs. be quiet.
@@dasheenandsaltfish ???
Finally I get to see the origin of all things in the universe
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What the f***are you talking about lmao
@@KentRoads its an inside joke from older videos of reactistan channel
In Australia we say a man’s home is his castle. This is a true family home which has become a places
If I lived in a mud village and house in white clothing I would look a wreck. These people wear fine clothing and it is so clean and pressed and stylish. I find it just amazing. They have so much dignity and pride in their surroundings. they take better care of their property than my neighbor across my street, here in Canada (my other neighbors are pretty good though!). We have so much, and they have so little, but they are not stressed about retirement savings, or how they may die lonely in a retirement or long term care home. There are lessons here.
Thank you. Indeed there are lessons. People in these regions focus on being content with what they have instead of striving for more and stressing themselves out. However, that's not that case with the people in urban areas/cities. I myself am trying to adopt to this philosophy. Being a workaholic I need it the most.
Ali
@@AliSafiaduo Contentment is wealth.
@@Roddy1965 Many people in this part of the world are very giving despite not having alot in comparison to us, i think the spark the West lost was that sense of community many villages have
@@MrEvldreamr Not true ! UAE /Kuwait near by ,has trillionaires and hundreds of billionaires who act like royalty and give nothing to their poor Muslim brothers . The western countries with their white guilt myth, send a lot more in gifts, foods,money than the wealthy spoiled rich Arabs . Watch program Housewives of Kuwait ,or Shahs of Hollywood , to see what narcissistic greedy freaks they are and how badly they treat their less fortunate brothers .
The fact that they even have a room for the goats during winter and saying, "they too much be taken care of", was beautiful. Caring for all gods creatures. Thank you for showing us your home. It's quite beautiful and very much filled with love. May God prosper you and fill your lives with health and happiness 🙏
6:01 "they too deserve good care" mashallah I'm so happy to hear that he acknowledge their pain too" There is not many people who will have concern or see those animals as same value as human. After all we are all Allah's creation ♥️
Actually they raise livestock with a lot of love intentionally and if they slaughter an animal for food, they embrace it tenderly so it goes with love.
@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 embrace it tenderly hahaha. Halal slaughter is the worst kind of slaughter, I bet you would like to be slaughtered that way too
And then they eat them 😑. Not judging but that's true. Period.
@@Radha_Krishn_123 well if they eat them it's their choice but my point is not many people treat animals right as they supposed too
@@laughlittle2881 and so is the choice of people who don't treat animals right. Anyway, as i already said I am not here to judge or say negative, and just facts.
Mama is so proud of his village and talks about it passionately 🤗🤗 I'm so happy to see this! I'm amazed to see a solar panel though😍 sending Blessing to his family and all the families in the village 🙏🙏🙏
There's no infrastructure 8 hours into the mountains so solar panels are a godsend. They have some of the most dangerous roads in the world. However, the scenery is glorious and unpolluted by cables. There are no hospitals and few schools because of political corruption.
@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 Thank you for the informations! ❤️❤️❤️
I'm intrigued that Mama and family have modernized with solar panels to add some conveniences to the compound. He's come across on the other channel as such a traditionalist. I'm sure that well pumping is appreciated just the same as the fans. I wasn't expecting that in such a remote area, even though it makes so much sense with such a sunny climate. Shows you how unaware we can be in "the modern world". Best wishes to his family.
Thank you 😊
Oh even here, in the United States, the amish communities enjoy some modern luxuries for a much better quality of life.
Masya ALLAH. Tabarak ALLAH. Shollu 'alan Nabi.
Does Mustafa's son have a wheelchair? I'm assuming by the video not. How about we raise money to get him a nice all-terrain wheelchair so he can move around and explore the village by himself?
No need to raise money just you need 200$ to get him a wheelchair
He can buy his own. It is not that expensive. He just need to exchange wheel chair for 2 lovely goats.
@@HaseebKh00n it is called being kind. They don't have very many goats. We get entertainment from them, so such a thing would not be wrong.
I concur. I nice foldable wheel chair with sturdy tires. The freedom he would feel and joy from being able to enjoy things i/we take for granted.
@@allabouteducationpro yeah let me just ask these villagers for $200 which is 41,934 Pakistani rupees, I am sure mama Mustafa can go digging in his couch and find the money there. 🙄 (think before typing your dumbass comments)
I came here with high expectations and they were surpassed greatly! 😮
He's very hospitable and his house is huge and full of amenities. I can only imagine what he could do with more water.
Mama Mustafa belongs to the Balochi minority of Pakistan. Baloch people live in western Pakistan and southeastern Iran, their language Balochi is closely related to Persian and Kurdish. Balochis are proud and hardworking people and some of the nicest and most hospitable people you could find in the whole world. I have had the pleasure and honor of visiting both the Iranian and Pakistani regions of Balochistan and was treated extremely well, they will share with their guest everything they have. My respect to all proud Balochi and Brahui people.
do you speak balochi?
@@med8615 no, unfortunately I do not, but I can understand a bit.
He is Brahui, it's related to south Indian languages
@@faiqsabih3215 brahuis are baloch, its just a linguistic identity. in the video he said in brahui, “we speak about our balochi traditions/stories”
@@user-nb1gf4zz7p if Brahui are Baloch then half of Seraiki and third of Sindhis are also Baloch
What a pleasure this was . He really was talkative and happy and I enjoyed every minute .
His home is quite spacious. I wouldn’t mind a basic layout like this myself !
While my husband has started 2m of flooring in Octobor last year and it´s still not finished. Everything is bought, the bricks etc, he has all the tools and yet I am jumping over a hole more than half a year to get to my home. This man here is so resourceful and hardworking, I love his home!
I would think that these rooms/houses are very cool in the summer since they are made out of the earth and the walls are very thick. Greetings from the USA!
This is interesting. Here Mama is all smiles and beaming. But in the Reactistan videos, he is pretty grumpy. I think he just straight up doesn't like the city. Hence why everything is better in his village.
Yeah I'm thinking the same thing.
Well after watching his house i can say that he has a high standard. Therefore he doesn't get amused at all
He's also proud of his work, he's been able to do a lot by himself with old methods, another reason why he seems so content here. He's showing us he's not all talk, everything that he said has been true.
It is a blessing for us to be able to see mama Mustafa's home. Thank you. It's very interesting and different. I never seen those holes for chicken and many other things he showed. It looks very peaceful there. Mashallah
You are most welcome. Thank you watching and commenting. 😊
Fascinating - so glad you showed us this. He is a remarkable man - living in two different worlds!
Finally we got to see it. May Allah give Mustafa health and happiness.
You have no idea how badly I want to visit his home. It looks so marvellous.
A paradise in the world truly
I loved this video. His traditions and values remind me of my own grandparents in Azad Kashmir who are the same way. I was lucky enough to see our old homes which where made of the same mud. Today we've got a concrete villa, but it's not the same charm as these older houses. In our part of the world we need to reconsider architecture of houses, consider sustainable materials that would help insulate homes from the cold and the heat, and try to re-incorpate courtyards into the design. They were the heart and soul of our homes and our communities. We're losing that now.
Mud houses are much cooler than the concrete ones. Its the reason why researchers and environmentalists are trying to make the modern mud houses in sindh. I saw a documentary about it. Even in kpk the modern houses has a touch of mud houses to them.
Yeah this sort of mud house potentially with yakhchals as well is just timeless and with modern developments in architecture environmental science and sustainability it continues to show its value. If I ever have the chance to build a home of my own it would definitely be mud foundations and self-insulating
@@noor-ul-ainqureshi8664 Can you tell me the name of the documentary? I want to watch it :D
People who have lived in open environments their whole lives close to nature literally find the cities as rat traps(small houses,vehicle noises,pollution etc) and cant adjust properly thus bringing down their natural aura.Same was the case with my grandparents cant stay in the city for more than 2 days and even then they would feel depressed lol and as soon as they were back in the village it was as if an adrenaline shot had been pumped into them
I am now imagining staying as a guest is Mr. Mustafa's house. There is a sense of hospitality that we seemed to have lost in my country.
mama Mustafa reminds me of my Baba (my grandfather ) he speaks his heart and clear as he did, also active and healthy. I wish these people would not get disturbed and modernized . their culture and ways were perfect. Thanks to this channel for showing this all. love from Kashmir
I love how he says very casual this son doesn’t walk. Beautiful smiles of the family.
The poor son. I wonder why he can't walk? Imagine being disabled in that environment.
@@annawells6688 he had polio
@@wewenang5167 How awful!!! Polio oral vaccine has been available and inexpensive for over 60 years!
@@annawells6688 distribution is a whole another aspect of the vaccine. Not all populations were given equal access to it, especially not those like Mustafas community who live in a rural, more off grid area.
@@kotaniyumiko According to the Pakistani government's website, remote villages are a priority in health initiatives. The vaccines and classes to educate the illiterate are plentiful and free to the people and in some instances, monetary incentives are available.
You have such a beautiful home! It is a palace! Thank you for letting us see it!
You’ve never seen a palace have you ? 🤦🏽♂️
This is beautiful!! Phenomenal work.
I have soooo many questions and would love to learn more!
Mama's son watches from an open window...I too have failed legs and would positively LOVE this window/views/surroundings/sounds...And omg, the birds! So many wonderful birds!
Mama Mustafa and fam, you are indeed truly blessed.
Deep gratitude and love to you all! You have created a wonderfully detailed work and valuable insights into humanity and life itself.
You are most welcome and thank 'you' for love and support. ☺️
You’re kidding right? When your toilet is a hole covered with flies and paper is from an old magazine. Careful what you wish for.
So amazing! It reminds me of stories I heard growing up about my great-grandmother living in a sod house.
What is sod?
@@rianamohamed300 Sod is dirt or clay with the roots of grasses embedded in it. Prairie grasses have strong roots which helps the sod keep together.
@@Loaf417 oh yes. Now I remember. To turn to sod when u die. Gosh, haven't heard of the word in years. It's in one of the famous English poems as well.
So gracious and thankful for what he has. So many lessons. Thanks for letting us in your home Mama.
You are most welcome. ♥♥♥
treasure of knowledge, information, tradition, living with nature....has to preserved
Those mountains in the background are insane!
I've really enjoyed a lot of these videos for a while now. I've been waiting to see where some of these folks come from to see the villages where they live. I was in Afghanistan as a Marine and spent a good amount of time in many rural villages trying my best to interact and enjoy the unique experience of seeing a more pure and traditional world. It was always an amazing experience as the villagers were eager to see me fumble through simple things they would do and try their food they would always share. I was a dog handler and it was perplexing to them that I had this dog that was treated like another member of the unit attached to me. The kids all seemed to enjoy it once they got over the initial concern of the dog being aggressive (he wasn't and just wanted to play). They would throw the kong and laugh every time when he dove for it. Thanks to the interpreters we had, I was able to learn a lot and understand what the locals thought of the experiences. More than anything, I was ALWAYS wishing I could share so many things that we took for granted in the states and see their reactions. Toys for the kids, foods, some basic devices, etc. These channels are exactly that and I have really enjoyed seeing the reactions! The world needs more culture sharing and perspective as we have really lost sense of what it means to understand each other and expand our thinking.
You have lifted my heart with your description of villagers in Afghanistan. From hearing the certain other veterans' contempt for the rural peoples, I feared that we may have left only bad memories of Americans. Thank you.
@@letshavepie There is plenty of contempt on both sides. Over many years there have of course been good and bad experiences, good and bad interpretations of people and events, and general ignorance and/or misinformation. That's why channels like this are great. People are shocked at how many "good" Americans are out there that love other cultures and people because they only see the sensationalized side of issues and people in the states-- just like we are hand fed specific view points about other countries/regions here. I think people are really burned out on the polarization that has swept across the world and are seeking neutral sources of content like what we can find on TH-cam all over. Individual content creators that are now the world's reporters simply by going places and interacting with people. If we keep this up, hopefully we can break our terrible addiction to polarized and biased content that only feed our own viewpoints and allow no room for learning or perspective.
@@JBolt5812 Military need to be full with people like you! :)
@@acessmith9982 There's a lot of really great people in the military! Some of the most caring and down to earth people I know are fellow military members that would do anything for another person they don't even know. Many of us have become better individuals, citizens, and human beings because of our experiences, and the privilege of experiencing things that that we would not have otherwise had if we never served. My experience as described in my original post, and even the terrible things I've seen, have absolutely changed me for the better and has made me much more open to all sorts of things while giving perspective.
@@JBolt5812 you have a great perspective on life sir
Very nice! Your efforts to introduce people to the tribal lifestyle are appreciated.
i wish i was born in a place like this , loved the place and those mountains.
"People visit us out of love, that love brought you from Karachi to here."
This is absolutely amazing! In Baloch/Brahui tradition, we don't let strangers come near our homes, for him to open up his house for millions of people on the internet is fascinating.
Sound like a trusting friendly bunch ! 🤦🏽♂️
That view! What a view! Living in a house where every where you look there's mountain and more mountain.. It's a dream life.
I love his house. We need to go back to making them like this
Yeah we all need to reconnect with nature. Technology spoils us of the things we take for granted.
@@ikawba00 couldn’t agree more. Technology although can be great for medicine etc.. but in the hands of people not using them for work has caused more problems then good
Oh my goodness. Mustafa's pride in his home, village and traditions now had much more context. His home is stunning and is all the fruits of his labour and all for his family. Everything about his tradition is about his culture, community, family and heritage. How stylish qnd youthful he appears in his own setting. No wonder he is sooo dubious about these processed foods and sweet treats just look how fit he has kept himself. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you so much to the channel makers nbut also to Mustafa for opening his home to us.
The doors to your home, where your son sat, are quite beautiful!👌👌👌Mama, thank you for sharing your home with us!👌
Mama has much knowledge and is well adjusted to his way of living! He preserves many traditional ways and is very honorable. I enjoyed seeing his home and how he and his family live. Thank you for sharing this video. I hope Mama is well and prospers, i ejoy seeing him on the other channels also. +1
You are most welcome 😊
He has prospered 😉
I hope mama is safe in recent flood..After watching this video I m more concerned now
Oh, Mustafa looks great, and his house/property is grand! I would love to learn how to build mud houses, so grand! I would want more trees for shade, do they ever plant them inside the wall? I would also like to see his fields. I am so impressed! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you. We just posted a video in which we explore his fields. Do check it out.
Wonderful home and such a warm and generous person. I would have loved to see the crops/garden. Mama is evolving while maintaining and preserving his culture and traditions. Not an easy road to walk, but he takes it all in stride with ease and dignity. Great man, that Mama Mustafa.
I LOVE seeing Mama in his natural environment. He's so proud of his beautiful home and traditions. He's a treasure!
U r from ?
Do you know the meaning of mama ?
The children growing up in Mama Mustafa’s house are blessed! What a beautiful home and village! I hope you can keep your traditions and happy life for a long time!
Mustafa's house: guest house, his son's house, his other son's house,his youngest son's house, winter house, cattle house.
Me: My room is all in one.
EDIT: Chicken house 😆
Me too ! The house for the goats is as big as my whole place. And much more.
You forgot the chicken house
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Mama Mustafa is love. Staying true to his tradition and being proud of himself and the things related to him. He has not an easy life but he is thankful to Allah for what he has and is proud of it. And he has a big heart for guests and love for his family. MashaAllah. Mama Mustafa surely is a role model for many of us who have probably every thing in our life but still complain and feel ashamed talking about it. We just want more and more and don't bother to stop for a second and be thankful to Allah for all His blessings
Amazing mountains view.. Love from Brazil!
Thank you for sharing this amazing video of Mustafa house, i really like that is made out of mud, the color is beautiful and also mud will keep.houses cool in the summer time, is so pretty there , Mustafa got himself a big house, his house is bigger than mine, i would love to come over and see the mountains, they are so majestic and such a great scenery in the morning to wake up and see this amazing mountain,Blessings to Mustafa and his beautiful family❤❤🙏
What a happy gentleman! I absolutely loved the tour of his home, thank you from the USA
it sounds very good when you people say MashAllah Alhamdulliah feels soooo good when someone praise to God ❣️❣️❣️
I cannot explain to you how happy I was seeing the solar power.
Thank you for letting us visit Mustafa at his house! Very beautiful! A very good village and place. Bless you and Mustafa!
This is amazing! They really have no stress…in turn, no stressful conditions, anxiety that the modern world gives us…simple diet & loved him talking about the water containers that need filters! Lamb skin doesn’t need filters…purified the water as the ones outside in the shade were…water from wells is cleaner anyways! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
It is an honor to be able to see your beautiful home, Mustafa.
Charming to see how their way of life is preserved with a few modern upgrades. Love the cute goats!
Mama Mustafa is such a man of tradition and i love it how he is keeping his traditional ways alive spacially in this modernized world ❤
I would say that Mustafa is a very wealthy man. Not in the sense that others in the West are wealthy but in that he has built a spacious loving home for family and friends. They love him and he loves them. I wonder about the brick homes and how they are constructed. If they are not fired brick, then they must not have much if any rain in the area. Not much in the way of electric and no running water. Years ago I joined a small company that had big growth plans and they delivered on those plan. The company was publicly owned but started by one of the greatest individuals I have ever known (RIP). He was a religious person who supported the church and used the money he made to grow the church and serve human kind. He expected nothing for himself but did expect others to work hard and provide good management. He started an Asian import company for the church and it grew to become one of the most successful businesses of its kind. I say that because he would have enjoyed knowing and working with Mustafa. What is needed here is water and energy and there is way to develop those resources. Village by village. When you have a beautiful brick home like Mustafa, there is way to condition the air and make it more pleasant to live. No electricity needed. Developed nearly six thousand years ago in Iran. If there is ground water you can get that too. Surely there is a way to make life more comfortable for these folks without imposing our culture on their culture. Water, energy and good management.
How nice to be able to add on to your house yourself! Just two more things I would need are screens on windows and a screen door.
They might not need them. They might not have the bugs we have.
I loved seeing all of the beautiful beds and bedding. I have made quilts for my family and used a machine. I can't imagine making the cloth myself. I love your home and the way that your family supports each other. You all are truly blessed.
I like the questions the interviewer was asking. I learned so much about old traditional life. Thank you
I'm surprised at just how elaborate the compound is.
I Thank Mustafa For The Honor & Privilege To Tour His Village 🙏 ❤
Mama lives like a king with all the land, visitors, stories, food, and hard work. You see how happy and proud he is and I realize that, although Id be miserable if we switched places without the modern conveniences and technology Im acustomed to, it would definately be the same for him to be in my shoes.
masha Allah brother Mustapha
What an amazing honour to allow us into his Beautiful family home 💛🙏🏾
Love to mama. Lovely man, lovely village. Wow wow wow, that house is huge, loved the swing really I'm just gob smacked, you really have everything you need or want how blessed.
Thank You so much for showing your amazing house and property to us.I really enjoyed watching and now understand why you love it so much.It seems so peaceful and I love hearing the birds.Thanks again Mama Mustafa and Peace and Love to All !!!
What a beautiful home! And so large, there is a separate area for everything anyone could need. So many beds, very hospitable! Thank you for the tour!
those beds look so much like Quilts we have in USA. Beautiful !
In 1979 myself and many friends went to Baluchistan. I was 21 and this was such an amazing experience. I found the Baluchi people to be so kind, generous and respectful they filled my heart. I have never had the opportunity to visit again. It is so lovely to see your village and home in your videos. It brings back so many dear and precious memories. Thank you
What a unique place. Thankyou for giving us a tour. You lead a much more earth friendly life than I do in Somerset England. Such a beautiful child.
It's amazing and ironic how we've gone from feeding Cheetos to tribal people in Pakistan who have been less influenced by Western hegemony to get their feedback to a shift more and more toward learning THEIR culture and how much more fascinating and beautiful it is. If Reactistan's legacy is ultimately preserving for history the traditions and ways of the Brahui people and unvarnished portraits of family life in Balochistan, then I'm so here for it. Thanks for the tour of your home, Mama.
Thank you for showing us around your beautiful home. I was absolutely absorbed and fascinated. I like architecture and I found the description of the buildings and the way the doors, which are very nice looking, are inset very interesting. The fabrics in the rooms are gorgeous.
And what child doesn't love a swing?! 😀
I loved virtually touring Mustafa’s big family home. So adorable to see that even his goats & chickens have rooms. Do they give them names?Made me smile. Thank you for sharing this with us. Will you be returning to visit again? I’d love to have an opportunity to exchange questions & experiences with people in places you visit. Things like how far are they from the nearest store and what games or activities do the children enjoy. Mustafa’s son didn’t get interviewed. His experience ads a unique layer per considerations. I’d love to hear about things they celebrate & daily life. Would be cool to have a dialogue where they can ask questions for your subscribers to answer. I hope you do more of these.
beautiful place!! I love it!! Never let your traditional ways go!! keep teaching it to all who will listen and learn as many other traditions are lost to the sands of time! thank you for sharing your awesome home with us!! Many blessings to you and your whole family!!
We have everything yet we constantly want more. Yet Mama lives so simply and he's so content. Alhumdullillah.
city kid:we have swimmimg pool
village kid : we have river
city kid:we have light bulb
village kid:we have moon,stars and sun
Me who's a town kid and has light bulbs in my house:
Ahhh! Romanticizing poverty . A lot love it from afar but few really want it . When the flies from that outhouse land on your Roti and rice and you wake up a few hours later crapping blood and watching all the little white worms in your poop ,,,,,paradise !
So little greenery and so much bird song !
Hi Lisa, Mustafa's village is actually quite green. Do check out this video. th-cam.com/video/1MzC1_sCyuM/w-d-xo.html
Cheers!
This is true minimalism. I felt as if I’d been transported to an ancient adobe in Mohenjo-daro.
3:30 *This is one* of those videos that really hits home, *Thank you Mustafa!!* bless your heart🙏
Absolutely amazing. The ingenuity and self reliance displayed by these villagers puts us Americans to shame.
@@laurafleming7408 Puts us Americans to shame? Maybe you are just trying to be nice...
This was enlightening, educational and wonderful. Mama is no feeble man.
I would appreciate learning how they make the mud bricks.thank you for sharing your home with us
Great video. I enjoy to see how other people live in remote areas. Can't wait for part 2!
Glad you liked it. More videos coming soon. ☺️
This is fascinating, thank you so much for these videos! It's nice to know Mustafa at home. The family does lead a simple life, but it's good for them and the scenery is stunning!
10:41 omg this lifestyle sounds so wholesome! 🥺 “people keep coming and going” and “people visit us out of love” I’m cry 🥹🥹🥹 I want to live a life like that
You wouldn’t last a month ! The parasites,germs and flies would destroy your health . Delusional thinking .
@@VagoniusThicket I just meant the customs wrt guests that they talked about at the timestamp. Also you don’t know me? But go off I guess ??
Even the villages has Solar panels which is amazing and friendly to the environment. Singapore gov shld adopt this and put up on our housing boards. We are "summer" country that's mostly sunny all year round
Assalam alaikom brothers plz set up an account for Mama Mustafa so he can go to hajj, I’m sure many people would love to donate! Also would be a good idea to make a well on his property so he and his family could have plenty of drinking water.
Wsalam Vanessa, he is going to perform Hajj this year. We thank everyone for their help.
This is so natural to have such big space for live not like we have in big cities! This is how it should be, and close to earth 🔥
Such a beautiful home! Such honor to have made everything from your own skills. Glorious!
If those water bottles are plastic, mama mustafa is totally correct when he said they've made them sick.
What a shame they have to use them.
This was a pleasure to watch. JazakAllah khair
It's beautiful and so peaceful! The birds are so happy!
It's a very simple, yet peaceful existence. And Mama is happy with it. That's all that matters.
Oh O simply love this place
The house is so airy spacious
Wish to have such a house and decorate it with all the traditional stuff of that place
There Mustafa goes again about the modern furniture in his sons room 😂
It’s not his tradition hahah
The gracious hospitality is exemplary. They do not have much yet they are eager to give, to host and to serve. They have the wisdom that we lack in modern society, which tells them that a spirit of giving enriches society as a whole and in turn brings more to them in different ways. Its not about what you can get but rather how much you can give that is where true wealth and contentment lies.
It is a point of pride and pleasure to host people and to take their presence as a sign of love rather than a burden.
They really do have things figured out more than we do
Why would I stress myself from homeworks when I could just relax and watch mama Mustafa's Home tour 😍😍😍. Jk ✌
These people are not worrying about how to solve Boyle's Law. 😌 lucky them.
Mama Mustafa is rich!!!! 😱😱😱
@@purpleyyazzz2117 Ma Shaa Allah
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Thank you so much for showing us your lovely home Mama Mustafa. The mud structure reminds me somewhat of a smaller, but taller mud brick building I stayed in as a child when my family visited family friends in rural Sindh. It was also built like this, several mud brick rooms around a sentral courtyard, but the outer mud walls were much much higher. In summer when I was visiting those rooms were so wonderfully cool, even in the sweltering heat outside.
Hello from Adelaide south Australia. I enjoy watching your videos very much . It is lovely to witness the tribe tries stars lives